Drake took to the stage in Amsterdam, making it clear to fans that his success stems from being a “good” person rather than deceitful or harmful. The rapper opened up during his European tour, emphasizing how treating people well has been key to his enduring career.
Drake, known for his catchy tracks and dynamic personality, addressed a packed crowd in Amsterdam. He stated, “I didn’t get here by being a piece of shit, I didn’t get here by being a snake, I didn’t get here by being a dickhead. I got here by being good to people, being nice to people, and my karma is straight. That’s why I’m still on stage in 2025.”
This tour marked Drake’s first return to Europe in six years, and it has already proven eventful. Beyond his heartfelt speech in Amsterdam, Drake has been busy promoting his upcoming album, teasing fans with snippets of new material slated to be released soon.
In his latest updates, the Canadian rapper highlighted a collaboration with British artist Central Cee, “Which One,” which is climbing the charts. It debuted at number seven on the Billboard charts, though it hasn’t reached the heights of his previous single, “What Did I Miss,” which once peaked at number two.
Drake’s time in Birmingham was marked by a respectful nod to rock legend Ozzy Osbourne by walking on stage to Black Sabbath’s “Iron Man.” His shoutout to the late legend was warmly received, showcasing Drake’s appreciation for musical influences beyond his genre.
Things turned a bit awkward during his stop in Manchester when a female fan got a bit too close for comfort. As security intervened, Drake humorously remarked, “I thought we knew each other for a second, are you crazy?” and joked that she might have been an ex, lightening the mood despite his discomfort.
Drake continues to leave a mark on his fans with both his music and his interactions on and off stage. As he promises an exciting new album, audiences are set to see if his positive outlook and straightforward approach will keep his karma and career going strong.
